- Poles have hit the road because the school year ended on Friday last week. The academic year is ending, exams are finishing, people are returning home from university, parents are taking their children to their grandmothers, to family, and often travelling to the other side of Poland for holidays. And here they are, setting off yesterday, and at the petrol station, they have to pay almost a zloty, and at some stations, as we know, even 1.20 zloty more than the day before - stated Przemysław Czarnek at a press conference in Warsaw.

- Why? Because the Polish government couldn't care less about Poles. They've decided to rob Poles once again. This time, to rob them for their holidays, to rob families, to rob ordinary workers who are going on vacation, but also to rob farmers who are heading to the fields, and entrepreneurs. That's why we are returning to our idea from a few months ago. Back then, when the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz appeared, we presented a bill to reduce VAT from 23% to 8%, and to reduce excise duty, so that immediately after the law came into force, fuel prices would return to the level they were at the day before yesterday. So that Poles can fill up their tanks normally and plan their trips normally - he continued.